‘In my opinion, this will become the go-to reference for accountants with clients in this sector. Get a copy and see why for yourself.’
Tony Margaritelli, ICPA Chairman*
Buy-to-Let Property Tax Handbook is a single source for tax practitioners, accountants and others who advise clients and need to be aware of the tax aspects of running a residential buy-to-let property business, as well as the main non-tax considerations.
This edition is updated as of Finance Act 2020 and has undergone some restructuring to make it more user-friendly. It includes new chapters on:
There is also a new appendix summarising the current Coronavirus situation in terms of government measures and possible strategies from the perspective of property businesses (Coronavirus Appendix).
There is also an expanded chapter on capital gains tax (Chapter 12).
Other developments include:
Key cases
This handbook highlights key issues, tax planning opportunities and pitfalls for the unwary, and includes numerous worked examples and case studies, as well as references throughout to legislation and HMRC guidance.
With contributions from a wealth of property tax specialists, this book is an invaluable resource for accountants and tax practitioners who have landlords as clients and is also ideal for property investors themselves.
Mark McLaughlin is a tax consultant with The TACS Partnership LLP, and is co-founder of TaxationWeb (www.taxationweb.co.uk), the UK’s leading independent tax website. Mark is also General Editor of the Tax Annuals (Bloomsbury Professional).
Buy-to-Let Property Tax Handbook, Second Edition is written by Steven Bone, Satwaki Chanda, Malcolm Finney, John Hiddleston, Robert Maas, Mark McLaughlin, Lee Sharpe, Rebecca Sheldon, David Smith, Liz Syms, David Whiscombe, Martin Wilson and Ken Wright.
*Review of first edition